#killer nerd

[sharpth1ng]

ive been watching everything on the debaser movie list but do you have ANY idea where to watch killer nerd i cant find it anywhere and its gonna drive me crazy to have one movie unwatched

Honestly i really tried to find it for you but I couldn't, I'm sorry. Pretty sure I watched it on youtube but it's not there anymore.

If anyone finds it let us know!

[hollywood-montrose]

Robert Crumb biopic fancast

John Waters or Steve Buscemi as Robert Crumb

Sarah Silverman as Aline Kominsky-Crumb

Léa Seydoux as Sophie Crumb

Richard Schiff as Art Spiegelmam

Jason Alexander as Harvey Pekar

Jonah Hill as Toby Radloff

Jim Belushi as Ralph Bakshi

[chicken-blitz13]

I love this headcanon

[timoogi]

AHHH AH AAAAAHHHH THIS SPAGHETTI IS SCARING MEEEEE AAUHGGGGG

(Tomato sauce is getting everywhere as I freak out)

(The waiters are stone-faced as I flail around)

[ayumi-honda]

🚘😎🌼🖤🌼😎🚘

Today in features that never made it into the Good Omens book/series: 60s female presenting Crowley, the Citroen 2CV and the mention of "psychedelic black" as revealed by @neil-gaiman in tumblr asks and the Script Book for season 1.

This largely self made cosplay "premiered" at the Proud Nerd Con in Goch and is based on a mix of 1960s fashion research and incredible fanarts of our favourite grumpy demon. The car belongs to hannah._.horror 🚘

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[loadingbnha]

Chizome with his glasses

[maybe-boys-do-love]

To all who participated in my poll, Oxford professor of Shakespeare Studies, Emma Smith, is now aware of The Heart Killers 🙈

[riddlemearose]

okay but Muse's comic appearance being a mask/'costume' in Born Again is such a good design choice, and perfectly reflects not only the duality of real-world serial killers, but is also a really good play off of his comic-version's powers.

If Muse is meant to be an uncontrolled void that negates any sensory information about him, making him difficult to perceive, then the choice of him donning a mask is a great interpretation of that.

You're not meant to see Muse. You're not meant to hear him or feel him. He is not meant to exist in any physical way than his 'art'.

But serial killers still exist outside of their murders and their victims. They have regular lives where ordinary people don't know about the blood on their hands.

So, when Muse takes that mask off, he fades into the background. He becomes part of the everyday minutiae; unperceived to be important or relevant by anyone around him.

It's a very good design choice.

[scarlettaagni]

watched Killer of Killers the instant it went up. there's a lot i can say but it's too much to articulate so I'll just say I wanna bite that guys' tits

[thisautistic]

mooooore fascinating pronoun stuff! kant uses guu/กรู(I, informal, impolite) here to refer to himself, presumably to express his guilt and disgust at himself. he earlier did call fadel 'ai'fadel' which is informal/impolite but here:

the 'you' he uses is khun/คุณ, (formal, polite) to show his respect to fadel.

but herrrreeee he goes back to phom/ผม(I, formal, polite) for himself. also, presumably to show respect. im going crazyyyyyyyy

i've literally never seen so much playing with thai pronouns as i have in this show and i'm enjoying it soooo much

[golfishwiththebigeyes]

Hark, you've received Sojiwoman, now Boytaba be upon ye

[breadandblankets]

one of my favorite things about tim is that he is truly and honestly no one's favorite. he's no one's first choice, he's not even his own first choice.

what makes him a good hero is not his need to be the best but need to fix things that are broken. he wants to make a difference and decided well if no one else was going to do it, might as well be him.

thing is now, he doesn't know how to stop. he was robin when no one else was, and now he doesn't really know how to be anything else

[wordghoul]

where are my fellow Oryx fuckers at, cmon, i know at least some of the ppl on this website want to bang him

[qin-qin16]

Killer, the type of guy who would take you to see cars burning in some abandoned lot on a first date.

[copythevoidentity]

Some non-yume stuff I've done recently

[wanderingmind867]

Season Two of my Batman show would feature Batman, Robin (Dick Grayson) and Batgirl. All the same supporting cast members return from Season One, although I might make Dick's Aunt Harriet an occasional guest star who pops up in two or three episodes. With Season Three switching gears to Batman and Jason Todd, Aunt Harriet can't be made too important. But she would still show up in Season Two, as my personal tribute to Madge Blake.

Season Two would also have a lot of the same villans from Season One. The Penguin, The Joker, Catwoman, Two-Face, etc. Hush wouldn't show up much, though. He might return for later seasons, but I don't think I can tell many more stories with him at the present time. And The Bookworm (a character I would use two or three times in Season One) is nowhere to be seen in Season Two. That's meant to help build up to that spin-off show about Bookworm, Ragdoll and The Music Meister that I want to make.

So yeah. A lot of old villains return, but some are absent. We'd also introduce some new villains for Season Two, though. Harley Quinn, The Riddler, Mister Freeze, Poison Ivy, etc. And I might drop hints at the Court of Owls. They'd be seen in Season One, too. The Court aren't a supernatural secret society on my show, though. No, the Court of Owls is just Gotham's KKK. A bunch of influential rich men who try to run foreigners out of town. Led by people like Hamilton Hill, Carmine Falcone, even Thomas Wayne, the Court is a group with many enemies.

Hush and the Children of Arkham were their enemy in Season One. The Original Riddler (the one from the telltale games) is their enemy on this show. As is the original Joker. But all of that is covered in a TV movie bridging the gap between Season Two and Season Three. Because to get to Jason Todd, Season Three has to do a time skip. So the Court of Owls movie takes place around a year after Season Two ended. The movie introduces Jason Bard to our universe. It also features the death of the Court of Owls (as The original Joker kills everyone but their Grandmaster). It's a bit of a darker movie, but it's still got some really light spots.

Anyways, the movie ends with the Court of Owls dismantled, meaning almost all of Gotham's criminal underworld has been destroyed. So the next few years were fairly peaceful in Gotham, as silver age style crimes were all that ever happened. The Joker, Penguin, Harley Quinn, Catwoman, Riddler and Two-Face were all still commiting crimes, but the insidious world of organized crime has been completely drummed out of Gotham. Or at least it was. Until after four or five long years, Killer Croc comes to Gotham…

And so now we're almost all caught up. Season Three of my Batman show begins with the long miniseries about Killer Croc and Jason Todd. And this miniseries takes place four or five years after the Court of Owls movie. By this point in time, Robin (Dick Grayson) is a first or second year college student. Batman is now working solo most of the time, and crime is getting dangerous in Gotham again. So now we pick up in the world of the 70s and 80s pre crisis comic books, with Batman and Jason Todd working together.

And new foes are introduced, too. Foes like Anarky, Killer Croc, Ra's al Ghul, Black Mask, and others in that sort of vein. This is also when the spin off show about The Bookworm, Ragdoll and Music Meister begins. Season Three is a momentous event for the show, and it's the point upon which this show finally hits the part of the timeline that it would stay at for the rest of the show's history. If people really want more stories of Batman, Robin (Dick Grayson) and Batgirl in the silver age era, though, i suppose i could make a second spin-off all about that, too. But that's only if people really clamour for that one.